Employing the Disadvantaged Classification of the Literature And Development of
Employing the Disadvantaged Classification of the Literature And Development of
Leonard M Davidson
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To attain greater clarity, social support was defined as a process of obtaining need satisfaction from messages sent to the trainee by his role set, -44- The needs that are satisfied by social support include needs for emotional expression, self confirmation, personal change, and instrumental attainment. The magnitude of soc- ial support that a trainee can obtain depends on factors such as the structure of the program and the current state of the trainee's needs or goals. In order to clarify th...e difference between the social support and job aspects of the trainee's environment, three distinctions were made: (1) social support and job variables have different sources of need satisfaction, (2) different organizational change strategies are required to affect the two types of variables, and (3) the two types of variables have different types of effects on trainee need sat- isfaction. FOOTNOTES (1) The author gratefully acknowledges the assistance and encouragement provided throughout this investigation by D.
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